Today Kosovars returning to Germany are forced to test for Coronavirus

From August 8, 2020, with the German government's decision, testing for COVID 19 is mandatory once you return to Germany. Once the test is done and until the results are received, the measure of vetoation must be respected. If the test is negative, then you're allowed to exit the isolation. If the test is positive, then we must apply the instructions of German doctors and Health Ents to the” settlements, the embassy reports.

This ruling also envisions punishment in case of disrespect. 150 to 25,000 euros will be penalised on those who will not undergo trial.

Meanwhile, the Embassy has also provided instructions on where citizens returning to Germany should be directed to test.

“Aeroports where you can run free tests: Berlin, Bremen, Dortmund, Dieseldorf, Franfkfurt am Main, Hamburg, Hannover, Leipzig/Halle, Memmmingen, Moenchen, Koeln/Bonn, Nuernberg, Saarbruken, Stutgart. If you travel by car, bus or train from Kosovo to Germany you can also run tests at train stations (Muniah, Nuernberg) as well as at the Austria-German border on Highways to “Rastangage Hochfeldn- Nord” at the Autostadia A near Bergen. Even at the bus station in Berlin (ZOB) you can run” tests.

If you can't test at airports or even land routes, then you have to fulfill your legal obligation and report to the House Doctor or Community Health Administration where you live and test”, the announcement says.

If you're a transitor in Germany, it's not mandatory.